What Will I Study?

Counselling at a professional level requires more of us than empathy and sensitivity; it requires solid grounding in the principles of social and developmental psychology and a practical knowledge of proven techniques. It requires us to be humble, and to know our own limits. Most especially, it requires us to actively examine ourselves, and deal with our own issues as courageously as we ask others to. A concentration in counselling studies will involve substantial background work in all of these areas and more.

The course requirements specific to a concentration in Counselling Studies, within a bachelor of arts in Social Sciences are as follows:

Required:

• Introduction to Psychology I & II
• Counselling Theories
• Counselling Techniques
• Interpersonal Communication
• Abnormal Psychology

With selections from the following:

• Pastoral Care and Counselling
• Social Cognition and Influence
• Social Relationships and Behaviour
• Developmental Psychology— Childhood
• Developmental Psychology— Adolescence and Adulthood
• Developmental Psychology— Adulthood
• Psychology and Christianity

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  • —   Why CMU?
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• Intercultural Studies
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• Social Service Studies
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  • —   Why Major in Social Science?
  • —   Why CMU?
  • —   What Are Our Grads Doing?
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